Lusitania Sinking Tangles Von Rintelen Code Papers
Long article fragment traces German agent Von Rintelen and a web of espionage tied to the Lusitania sinking. Claims on code papers, currency in munitions, and U S political tensions with Mexico. Describes alleged plots to influence American policy, pressures on ships, and possible war-risk scenarios.
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Vali
von Rintelen
U. S
Mexico
von Vintelen
Tagland
United Aigies
Alt
Britain
von Dette
Monte Tenenteret
Arden
Eieny
Liste
United States
Canada
Victoriapo Huerta
Japan and America Seize Toy Manufacture Monopoly
A scrambled report notes shifts in Christmas toy production during wartime. It cites Japan monopolizing toy making for England, German models being copied, and wartime trade disruptions. It suggests Tingland will import fewer German toys and that American and European markets may see Japanese or local manufacture rise next year.
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Mgt
Glace
Washington, Pa
Ita
Jeanette
Ermant
Japan
England
Tingiand
Tingiandt
Gesman Mortela
Tingt
Alan
AON
America
Secon
Tabor
Fugitve King Milan of Serbia and His Tumultuous Rule
Fragmentary account portrays Milan as controversial ruler whose absences in Paris and Vienna, perceived reliance on his wife, and clashes with Austrians fueled popular and military unrest. The text notes posters denouncing his spouse, protests at the palace, and rival factions influenced by foreign powers as Milan meddled in governance.
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Kerbia
Alexander
Alpsander
Alrxander
Milan
Mielan
Berblang
Paris
Vienna
Atetra
Thia
Austria
Massea
Tate
Abeer Peenatons
Ant
Drase Muaght
Pettierat
Regal Palace
Analiy
Roy
Tair
Nledt
Tha Palace
Veter
Tina
Kertlana
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Tete
Tristan Mall
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Taniety
Mia
Crete
Wetwad
Ube
Laat Peat
Tar von Kurteten
Ila
Meehary
Bern
Gowarker
Tie
Tim
BPA
Leet
Pitta
Nington
St. Mann
Aiericas
Mowrie
United Statea
Pampert, Ard
Bing Peg
Andrew Dy Meloy
Peti
Serbia
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